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...undue exertion of the musculoskeletal system. In order to apply these principles, precise positioning must be followed, making the often-overlooked components of finger contact points and handle rest of primary...

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...positions that are easiest for you to generate the forces necessary for scaling and root planing. If you are fatigued or experiencing pain, find alternative positions that avoid taxing compromised...

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